Mac Miller and Pharrell will reunite to finish their long-overdue Pink Slime EP, which saw two songs released in 2012. Mac revealed to Rolling Stone, “We actually just talked a couple days ago. I’m going to go see him [in Miami] and we’re going to finish it and put it out. Because the shit’s ill [cont.]

Mac Miller lets us hear two tracks from his upcoming Live From Space LP, hitting December 17th.

Mac Miller will deliver his new live album, Live From Space, on December 17th, which includes five new studio cuts from the Watching Movies With The Sound Off sessions. 1. S.D.S. (Live) 2. The Star Room / Killin’ Time (Live) 3. BDE (Best Day Ever) (Live) 4. Bird Call (Live) 5. Watching Movies (Live) 6. [cont.]

A new one from Mac Miller’s Larry Fisherman alias. “raps that i think are good right now but in 3 days i will ask myself what the fuck i was talking about.”

Mac Miller delivers a Halloween treat with his new Delusional Thomas mixtape, released via his Larry Fisherman Soundcloud account. Got that?

Presented by Rostrum Records, Rex Arrow Films & TreeJTV. From the album Watching Movies With The Sound Off. Directed by Rex Arrow.

From Chuck Inglish’s Feb. 11th, 2014 release, Convertibles. Some allusions to The Beastie Boys’ “Sabotage” video here.

From Chuck’s Feb. 2014 release, Convertibles.

Produced By Earl Sweatshirt. Presented by Rostrum Records, Rex Arrow Films & TreeJTV. From the album Watching Movies With The Sound Off. Directed by Rex Arrow.

In the third and final installment of HardKnock TV’s interview, Mac talks to Nick Huff Barili about how he feels that Schoolboy Q’s up coming album is better than any TDE releases to date, including Kendrick Lamar’s GKMC. Mac back pedals on the statement a bit saying that he wants to support his homie Q [cont.]

This is the 4th time that Mac and Nick Huff Barili have sat down for an interview. In the first installment of this segment Mac shares where he is at in his life musically and personally. Mac explains that he went through a dark period during the Macadelic tour where he hated everything because he [cont.]

Mac Miller releases this track under his Larry Fisherman alias, who plays a character called Smoke Mo’ Purp, “the best rapper of all time”.

Rapsody grabs Mac Miller and Jared Evan for her latest.

From Watching Movies With The Sound Off, available now. Directed by Rex Arrow.

From 80 Blocks From Tiffanys Pt. 2, hitting July 30th.

Directed by Illroots America, produced by Chuck Inglish. Watching Movies With The Sound Off, available now.

Released on the same day as Kanye West’s Yeezus and J. Cole’s Born Sinner, Mac Miller’s second studio album, Watching Movies With The Sound Off seems like almost an afterthought. But instead, it acts more like a balm. While Kanye and Cole’s releases have a darker, hopeless feel, Mac Miller comes off almost enlightened. Listen [cont.]

Mac Miller produced LP under his Larry Fisherman alias, from Vince Staples. Guest shots from Ab-Soul, Schoolboy Q, Joey Fatts, Dash and more. Vince Staples & Larry Fisherman – “Stolen Youth”

We recently caught up with Mac Miller and ScHoolBoy Q to talk about Mac’s new album “Watching movies with the Sound Off.” Check out what Q has to say about the new album, it’s features, and how he think it will fair against “Yeezus” and J. Cole’s “Born Sinner.” Just remember. . . it’s all [cont.]

Mac Miller will join Kanye West, J. Cole, and Statik Selektah on Tuesday in releasing new albums, with his own Watching Movies With The Sound Off. Steam the whole thing below, a day ahead of it’s release.